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Connecting to Power
The EoW converter is a plug-and-play device. The ALL-MC301P2WIRE receiver and transmitter each support
two types of power input.
Receiver (ALL-MC301P2WIRE-R)
1.
External Power Adapter - Connect an AC to DC power adaptor (48VDC – 57VDC output) to the power
connector (2 pin terminal block) of the receiver, and then attach the plug into a standard AC outlet. The
PWR LED will then be lit.
2.
Power over Ethernet (PoE) - Connect the Ethernet cable from an Ethernet switch with high power PoE
(PoE+) to the RJ45 (10/100) of the receiver, the PWR LED will then be lit. In this case, power adapter is not
needed.
Transmitter (ALL-MC301P2WIRE-T)
1.
External Power Adapter - Connect an AC to DC power adaptor (48VDC output) to the power connector (2
pin terminal block) of the transmitter, and then attach the plug into a standard AC outlet. The PWR LED
will then be lit.
2.
Power over Wire (PoW) - If the transmitter is not connected to a power adapter, the transmitter can get
the power from the remote receiver through the twisted pair cable. The PWR LED will then be lit.
.
Connecting to Twisted pair
Connect the twisted pair cable to the small terminal block connector (DATA) of the transmitter and receiver. If
the transmitter and receiver are properly connected, the Link LED (LINK) near the DATA port of the
transmitter will be lit (ON). The READY LED of the receiver will be lit too when the PoW is in use.
NOTE: Please make sure to connect the receiver and transmitter with correct polarity. (+ with + | -
with -)
Connecting to Ethernet
Connect the Ethernet cable from the network device to the Ethernet port (10/100) of the transmitter. If the
cable is properly connected, the LINK/ACT LED of the Ethernet port of the transmitter will start flashing. The
transmitter will supply power to the connected PoE device via the Ethernet cable and the PoE LED will be lit.
Connect the Ethernet cable from your Ethernet switch or similar equipment to the Ethernet port (10/100) of
the receiver. If the cable is properly connected, the SPD/ACT LED of the Ethernet port of the receiver will be lit.
